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Bayan ang Inuuna<br>The Region’s Infotainment Channel |
Bayan ang Inuuna<br>The Region’s Infotainment Channel |
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| station_branding = ''CLTV36 <br>''Central Luzon TV 36'' (informal) |
| station_branding = ''CLTV36 <br>''Central Luzon TV 36'' (informal) |
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| analog = 36 |
| analog = 36 ([[UHF]]) |
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| digital = 43 ([[ISDB-T]]) |
| digital = 43 ([[ISDB-T]]) |
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| affiliations = [[Independent station|Independent]] |
| affiliations = [[Independent station|Independent]] |
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DWRW-TV, channel 36, is a television station broadcasting to the Central Luzon Region in the Philippines.
It is operated by television network RadioWorld Broadcasting Corporation, a private company established in August 1995 by the Laus family. Its studios are located in the CGIC Building, Jose Abad Santos Avenue, San Fernando, Pampanga while its newly-build transmitter is located at C.P. Garcia Street, Clark Freeport Zone.[1] The network also operates the radio station DWRW.
See also
References
- ^ "CLTV 36 widens reach with new Clark Tower". Sun.Star Pampanga. Retrieved 10 December 2015.
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